Frequency rank: 3,583. – 3,587.
- hut; cabin; shed; (animal) pen
- small theatre (theater); temporary playhouse; circus tent; boothonly applies to こや
- one's own househumble (kenjougo) languagecolloquialismesp. しょうおく
noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
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Generated definitions (experimental)
- hut; cabin; shed; (animal) pen
- small theatre (theater); temporary playhouse; circus tent; booth
- one's own house
This meaning refers to a small, simple structure often found in rural areas, used for various purposes such as storage, shelter, or housing animals.
This meaning is used in the context of performing arts, indicating a small venue or structure where theatrical performances take place, often temporarily or informally.
This meaning conveys a sense of personal space or home, emphasizing ownership and a sense of belonging.
Generated collocations (experimental)
こや小屋をたてる建てるto build a hutこや小屋にすむ住むto live in a cabinのうさくもつ農作物のこや小屋shed for farm produceつり釣りこや小屋fishing hutこや小屋にとまる泊まるto stay in a hutこや小屋のなか中inside the hutこや小屋でのせいかつ生活life in a cabinこや小屋をかす貸すto rent out a cabinこや小屋のかんり管理management of a hutこや小屋をしゅうり修理するto repair a shedこや小屋げきじょう劇場small theatreこや小屋のあかり灯りlight of the cabinどうぶつ動物のこや小屋animal pen
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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It was April 1905 when a school was built on the site of the theatre.
I took the shortcut back to the woods, locked my shelter, and opened the basket.
He has been living in the cabin by himself for more than ten years.
The deep snow prevented the party from getting to the hut.
We saw an old hut standing at the margin of the forest.
The huts were built with a space of 50 meters in between.
From the look of the cabin, no one lives in it.
The roof of the hut groaned under the weight of the snow.
I like to go to a cabin in the woods to enjoy solitude.